Mango, the Generous One 🥭 The mango symbolizes the very essence of the "shringara rasa," serving as the principal agent that creates an ambiance of spring. Scientifically known as Mangifera indica, the name is derived from the Tamil word "manga," which is for mango, and with "indica" signifying its Indian origin. In Mumbai, a variety of mango types, each with its distinct height and shape, can be found prominently in schools, hospitals, temples, factories, and various nooks and corners. 📍 The Old Thane City, Kapur Bavdi to Chenna, and Ghodbundar Road are all home to mango trees, with one approximately every fifty feet—some of which have stood for over 100 years. 📍 At Vidyanagri, the University of Mumbai, during its sesquicentennial year, emanates the fragrance of mature knowledge, while its lesser-known silent partner, the Mango tree emits an intoxicating aroma even before bearing fruit. 📍 Peddar Road features an avenue of mango trees that gracefully shade residences, appearing in silent competition with the trees of Walkeshwar, which coexist with peepal trees. 📍 In the Aarey Colony, mango trees serve as a cool oasis for travelers seeking respite in Mumbai. Noteworthy is the presence of thriving mango trees near Mantralaya, with every minister's residence boasting at least one. While Mumbai may not boast the largest mango trees, the best mangoes are said to be found along the Konkan coast. If you have a tree story to share, whether it's about a remarkable encounter, a historical connection, or simply a moment of awe, feel free to share it with us. #TreesofMumbai #UrbanTrees #EnvironmentalAwareness #NatureWonders
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